Stable ergodicity and julienne quasi-conformality
By C. Pugh, M. Shub. 2000
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Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Geometry and Topology, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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Citations in the corpus
- Entropy along expanding foliations (2016, background): “In [30] they showed that this does hold under a few additional assumptions.”
- On mixing properties of compact group extensions of hyperbolic systems (2002, methodology): “The best result in this direction so far is a theorem of Pugh and Shub [ 41 ] saying that partially hyperbolic volume preserving dynamically coherent and center-bunched systems with accessibility property are K-systems.”
- New criteria for ergodicity and nonuniform hyperbolicity (2009, unknown): “D S] 2 7 Ju l 2 00”
- A survey on partially hyperbolic dynamics (2006, background): “In [ PuSh3 ] Charles Pugh and Mike Shub posed the following problem related to the topology of the manifold supporting a partially hyperbolic system:”
- Stable ergodicity of certain linear automorphisms of the torus (2002, background): “Moreover, we say that f has the essential accessibility property if each su−saturated set in the torus has either null or full Lebesgue measure. By Theorem A of [ PS ]”
- A global view of dynamics and a conjecture on the denseness of finitude of attractors (2018, background): “Some time earlier, Pugh and Shub had shown that for volume preserving diffeomorphisms, partial hyperbolicity is a main ingredient for robust ergodicity; see [PSh] and references therein.”
- Limit theorems for partially hyperbolic systems (2003, background): “In any case, the results of [35, 75, 76, 7] show that there is a nontrivial theory applicable to a large class of partially hyperbolic systems.”